Gordons are muscular, big-boned, and sturdy. They are highly intelligent, quick to train, and have good memories. They thrive on plenty of vigorous exercise and mature at about four years of age.
Gordon Setter breed facts
The Gordon Setters ancient lineage dates back to 1620.
Gordon Setters first started to hunt game birds almost 200 years ago.
Information you should know before owning a Gordon Setter
The dark coat of the Gordon Setter absorbs heat very quickly so owners should watch for signs of overheating.
Gordon Setters are protective of their family and children but are not aggressive unless they, or someone they love is being threatened.
Gordon Setters love a good long run, however, daily walks will suffice.
